#mp-51

"I SAID I HAD A DAUGHTER WHO LOVES THIS STUFF. THERE ARE OTHER GIRLS THAT LIKE IT."

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on concept art of the brainchild of animation writer Ron Friedman, Arcee, the first female Transformer, and who made her on-screen debut in the now beloved animation classic "Transformers: The Movie" (1986).

RON FRIEDMAN: "The only rewrite I objected to was including the word “shit.” I didn’t want to do that. I also insisted on bringing in a female Autobot (Arcee) and I insisted on having human beings interact with the Autobots. That was a battle."

TODD MATTHY: "They were resistant to Spike and Sparkplug?"

RON FRIEDMAN: "Yes. And they were absolutely resistant to Arcee. I said I had a daughter who loves this stuff. There are other girls that like it. Put in a female Autobot!"

-- TODD MATTHY, (formerly Sledgehammer Productions), "He Killed Optimus Prime: An Interview with Ron Friedman, writer of 1986's "Transformers: The Movie""

SEXY, SMOOTH, SLEEK, & SUPER-PINK -- BUT SHE ISN'T JUST ANOTHER ONE OF THE BOYS.

PIC(S) INFO: Resolution at 1536x2048 (2x) -- Spotlight on "Transformers G1" Arcee, original Arcee, based on her MP-51 vehicular transformation. Artwork by "Skylock," c. 2023.